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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1978
Page
5
A reader letter lauds Bill Armstrong for proposing reporters stay out of locker rooms with outside interview areas. The note argues for athlete privacy and condemns gender mixing in dressing areas while urging respect for women'slibrespite.
The American Enterprise Institute argues SALT II likely cannot gain ratification this year or soon. It recommends withholding a draft treaty, pursuing delay, and adopting a non treaty policy to deter Soviet aggression. General Maxwell Taylor is named as a former JCS chairman and Johnson era adviser.
Fulbright argues SALT will not erase competition but can reduce danger and foster cooperation. He warns that mutual suspicion blocks progress yet proposes cautious trust and selective linkage to ease Middle East and Africa tensions, encourage trade, and improve human rights in the Soviet Union.
U S District Judge Allen Sharp clashes with the comptroller general over free coffee for jurors. Sharp seeks congressional help and asks Sen. Birch Bayh and Chief Justice Warren Burger to overturn the ruling that refreshments are entertainment and may not be provided.
In Moscow and Atlanta AP reports mark Khrushchev’s 14th anniversary of deposition while his family remains low profile at Novodevichy Cemetery. Mentions Sergei and Nina Patrovna, daughter Rada, Brezhnev’s longer tenure, de Stalinization, and Khrushchev’s 1953-58 leadership and 1964 purge. Separately, in Atlanta AP notes federal courts in the South hire few blacks and women. Suitts says Carter will appoint 60 judges, signaling needed change.
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